Learning Together,
Leading Together.
Academics
By choosing UConn’s Engineering Education Ph.D., you’ll embark on an academic endeavor that will involve you in:
- intellectual growth
- intersectional and multidisciplinary research
- integration of evidence-based practices
- exposure to leading-edge and transformational scholarship
Research
The College of Engineering provides a world-renowned environment that focuses on:
- collaborating with different subject matter experts
- discovering new methods and perspectives
- continuing your education through research
- contributing to high-quality educational scholarship
What is Happening at UConn?
University News
- The return of the Mohs Surgery fellowship is part of UConn medical school’s dedicated mission of always training the next generation of providers.
- National documentary spotlights Laurencin’s contributions to biomedical engineering and regenerative engineering
- CT AHEC joined colleagues in Washington, D.C. from across the U.S. to educate state, regional, and national representatives.
- UConn Health Parkinson's disease patients like Jose Figueroa are experiencing the power of a UConn-made protein shake being tested by the UConn research team in an FDA clinical study.
College News
- 'We consider ourselves strategists. We help people make decisions about the technology that they employ'
- Even when walking her dog, Sarira Motaref, professor-in-residence in the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering (SoCEE), is attuned to structures and forces — and to her classes
- National documentary spotlights Laurencin’s contributions to biomedical engineering and regenerative engineering
- The team is open to all students, and has succeeded with the help of students from all disciplines including engineering, business, finance, marketing, and more
Community News
- The return of the Mohs Surgery fellowship is part of UConn medical school’s dedicated mission of always training the next generation of providers.
- Over 240 members of the turfgrass industry learned about the latest research at UConn and technologies on the market
- "If plants are your livelihood, or you just have a plant in your office that’s not looking so hot, we’re here to help you, and we’re really excited to do it.”
- CT AHEC joined colleagues in Washington, D.C. from across the U.S. to educate state, regional, and national representatives.